Substantial or persistent noncompliance may result in enforcement action. Examples include:
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Repeated denial of mandatory transfer requests;
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Failure to comply with required timeframes;
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Judicial practices that allow supervised individuals to remain out of state beyond Compact limits without proper processing;
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Improper warrant or retaking practices inconsistent with Compact rules;
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Administrative failures such as nonpayment of dues, failure to appoint a Commissioner or maintain a State Council, or failure to comply with corrective action plans.
Noncompliance that results in a supervised individual being improperly relocated, improperly detained, or left unsupervised increases legal and reputational risk to the state.